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Maine governor cuts Medicaid, rejects federal funding offer
By the end of the year, more than 44,000 Mainers, 13 percent of those enrolled, will be dropped from the subsidized insurance program.
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Celtics 113, Suns 88
Celtics trample Suns
Even with Kevin Garnett given the night off, the shorthanded Celtics crushed Phoenix in a no-doubt, wire-to-wire win.
Pistorius released on bail
Oscar Pistorius walked out of court Friday — free at least for now — after a South African magistrate released him on bail.
Fujita said police won’t find a weapon, cousin says
The Wayland man called his cousin the night of his ex-girlfriend’s killing and asked to hang out, according to today’s testimony.
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Lights, cameras, the world: movies that take us places
Head to New York or Chicago, or to Italy, France, Kenya, and beyond in these films that take us away.
A guide to the Oscars
A guide to the OscarsLooking for a last-minute screening or a crib sheet for your Academy Awards pool? Read the Globe’s review of the film, and view any related videos.
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What American nuns built
What American nuns builtBoth the nation and the Church have depended on the energy and expertise of nuns. They’re vanishing. Now what?
Web sleuths help solve cold cases
The Internet has sparked a growing army of volunteers who are helping bring closure to families and spurring law enforcement to reopen the most frigid of cold cases.
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Sports
Justice Dept. joins fraud suit vs. Lance Armstrong
The suit alleges the disgraced cyclist concealed his use of performance-enhancing drugs for over a decade and defrauded his long-time sponsor, the U.S. Postal Service.
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Uncle says Fujita was upbeat on day of killing
Nathaniel Fujita was at a family barbecue an hour before he allegedly killed his former high-school sweetheart, his uncle testified.
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Nation & World
Oscar Pistorius granted bail
The Olympian is to be freed from custody in the shooting death of his girlfriend.
Politics
Edward Markey holds firm on his analogy to slavery ruling
Several black ministers called the Senate candidate’s comments inappropriate, but said they wouldn’t judge him solely on the remarks.
Business
Times executive outlines Globe sale process to employees
The vice chairman told employees the company hopes to leave the newspaper in responsible hands.
Arts
Television Review
‘Out There’: Coming of age, ’toon-style
This quiet animated comedy takes a gentle look at nerdy high school boys coming of age.
Movies
MOVIE REVIEW
‘Snitch’ an action flick with plenty of drama
Nobody is going to confuse this with “Les Misérables,” but “Snitch” gets a decent amount of drama out of the argument that there’s paying for a crime.
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